Getting Extremely Tight Metal Tones

[BBN]

Ok, I'm sure everyone remembers the tip that Cliff gave a while back:

Old Post:

Here's a cool trick to get very "tight" toanz:
1. Put a filter block before the amp block. Set the type to Highpass.

2. Attach the Envelope controller to the Frequency parameter. Use default settings for the Envelope parameters.

3. Set the Scale to 40%, Offset to around 22%.

4. Go nuts.

I would like to do this with my Axe 2. (yes, I know some feel that his isn't necessary any longer, but there are some amp models I would still like to apply this filter)
Unless I'm missing something, the controls when attaching an Envelope controller to the Feq Parameter are not the same in the Axe 2?
I don't see the option to adjust Scale and Offset any longer?

Can anyone shed some light on how to do this with the Axe 2? Maybe the Scale and Offset controls have just been renamed?
I've looked through the manual, but don't see anything that mentions this.

 

[DavidN1978]

Did you check out this ? Fractal Audio Axefx II Dialed in for the first time! Also Elliot. - YouTube was one of the 1st Axe II videos I heard and it's tight as a drum. Hoping this band is nice enough to share the patch with

 

[symphx]

patch patch patch

 

[mniel8195]

Easy less bass more mids
Turn up master
Hit the front end with an overdrive
cut the mud and the flub with a peq
Boost if you feel like you need it
Done....

 

[Bakerman]

Min/max are a different way of adjusting what scale & offset did--set around 23 & 373 Hz to match results of those settings.

 

[BBN]

Min/max are a different way of adjusting what scale & offset did--set around 23 & 373 Hz to match results of those settings.

That's what I was looking for!
Thanks!